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Practice and breakthroughs

Posted by Daniel Vreeman at Aug 23, 2009 08:10 PM |
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Practice and breakthroughs

Family fun at the IMA

Gavin's 10 month old nervous system loves to practice. Squatting up and down, playing catch, investigating how straps and buckles work, splashing in the tub. Ad infinitum. And that's how it was with the first step on our staircase. In June, Gavin started to take an interest in the living room stairs  and just kept practicing going up and down the first step over and over. This continued for about a month or so until one night when had the Sellers and Taylor families over for a cookout. Inspired by the older kids going up the stairs and the larger audience, Gavin took off and climbed the whole flight (with me spotting behind). It was a breakthrough moment and now he can't leave them alone. In the time I've been trying to write this post he's gone up them at least 6 times. Here is one of the runs on video (though 2 min 30 secs is one of his slower times).

The last few weeks have been filled fun adventures with family and friends: Mike and BZ's 40th birthday, an afternoon adventure at the Indianapolis Museum of Art with Uncle Joe and Aunt Rachel, visits from both sets of grandparents, fun at the Indiana state fair. Here is the full media collection for the last few weeks:

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Gavin Vreeman

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Bio

Name: Gavin Thomas Vreeman
Birth Date: 09/30/2008
Birth Place: Indianapolis, IN
Birth Weight: 8 lbs, 9oz
Birth Height: 21 1/2 inches
Birth Time: 8:39PM
Labor Duration: ~19 hrs

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